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Tate McRae and hockey star Jack Hughes are fueling dating rumors after being spotted on a flirty second date in NYC, following McRae's attendance at Hughes' game and their recent dinner together.
Jack Hughes is returning from a finger injury after missing 18 games, and will play for the New Jersey Devils against the Buffalo Sabres. He is joined by teammates Timo Meier and Arseny Gritsyuk, who are also back from injuries, boosting the team's lineup as they aim to improve their standing in the Metropolitan Division.
The LA Kings' six-game winning streak ended with a 3-1 loss to the New Jersey Devils. Jordan Spence scored first for the Kings, but the Devils equalized with a deflected goal by Ondrej Palat. Jack Hughes then scored the go-ahead goal in the third period, assisted by Palat. Brett Pesce sealed the win with a shorthanded goal. Kings' coach Jim Hiller and player Phillip Danault noted the team's need for more shots and better capitalization on opportunities.
The New Jersey Devils secured a decisive 5-1 victory over the New York Rangers, with Jack Hughes leading the charge with two goals. Jacob Markstrom excelled in goal, stopping 39 of 40 shots in his first Devils-Rangers rivalry game. The Devils capitalized on early scoring opportunities and strong special teams play, including two power play goals. The win marked a strong start to the season series against the Rangers, with notable performances from Nathan Légaré in his NHL debut and a solid defensive effort with 26 blocked shots.
New Jersey Devils' center Jack Hughes will undergo shoulder surgery on April 10 and will be held out of game action for the rest of the season, with an expected full recovery in time for the 2024 training camp.
New Jersey Devils' star center Jack Hughes calls for an attitude adjustment after a 5-1 loss to the New York Rangers, emphasizing the need for a change in mindset as their playoff hopes diminish. The team's power play struggles, highlighted by a failure to convert during significant opportunities in the game, have been a major concern. With defenseman Dougie Hamilton sidelined, coach Lindy Ruff is turning to rookies to quarterback the power play. Hughes, who recently returned from an injury, acknowledges his own need to improve and contribute more effectively to the team.
New Jersey Devils' star Jack Hughes will not participate in the skills competition or 3-on-3 tournament at the upcoming NHL All-Star Weekend due to injury, with teammate Jesper Bratt replacing him on the All-Star roster. Hughes, still expected to co-captain one of the All-Star teams for the 3-on-3 tournament, has been limited by injuries this season, while Bratt, a first-time All-Star, leads the Devils in scoring at the break. Mathew Barzal will replace Hughes in the skills competition, which now features a new format with the winner receiving $1 million, and the top goaltender among the eight participants in one event also winning $100,000.
New Jersey Devils forward Jack Hughes is week to week with an upper-body injury after falling awkwardly during a game against the Chicago Blackhawks. Coach Lindy Ruff stated that Hughes' recovery will be "weeks, not months," and the team will evaluate him on a week-to-week basis. The Devils are also dealing with injuries to several other key players, including Dougie Hamilton and Timo Meier, as they prepare for a road trip to face the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Rookie defenseman Luke Hughes had two assists in his third NHL game, helping the New Jersey Devils win Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs series against the Carolina Hurricanes. His brother Jack Hughes had two goals and two assists, becoming the 12th player in Devils franchise history to have four points in a playoff game. The Hurricanes became the first team in 35 postseasons to score three shorthanded goals in a game, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Devils' offensive onslaught.
The New Jersey Devils beat the Rangers 4-0 in Game 7 of their first-round playoff series, advancing to the second round against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Devils, who had not won a playoff series since 2012, have built a young, fast, and skillful team that is expected to contend for years to come. Rookie goalie Akira Schmid was a key factor in the series win, posting two shutouts and a 1.38 goals against average. The Devils will face a tough challenge against the Hurricanes, but are confident in their blend of hard work and finesse.
Hockey Hall of Famer Joe Nieuwendyk believes that New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes is the team's "lead horse" and a bona fide star who can help them win the Stanley Cup. Hughes set a franchise record with 99 points this season and is looking forward to making his playoff debut against the New York Rangers. The 21-year-old forward is hoping to elevate his game and help his team go on a deep playoff run.
New Jersey Devils' Jack Hughes broke Patrik Elias' team record for most points in a single season with 97 points in 76 games. Elias, who held the record for 22 years, congratulated Hughes and praised his offensive talent and team-first mentality. Hughes had expressed his desire to break the record and had been inching closer to it throughout the season. The Devils are heading into their first post-season since 2018, and Elias is excited to join the team and see where they go.
Luke Hughes, the fourth-overall pick in the 2021 NHL Draft, has signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the New Jersey Devils, joining his older brother Jack on the team. Although he will not play in the Devils' game against the Boston Bruins, Luke is expected to make his NHL debut soon. The quick signing allows Luke to learn the Devils' system and start working with his new teammates. The 19-year-old defenseman has been refining his game at Michigan and was named to the Big 10 All First-Team.
Highly rated prospect Luke Hughes has signed his entry-level contract with the New Jersey Devils, joining his brother Jack Hughes. The 19-year-old defenseman finished the season with 10 goals and 48 points in 39 games at Michigan. The Devils are playing for home-ice advantage, which could play a role in determining whether Hughes will play. Whenever Hughes does enter the lineup, he will be part of a team that has boasted one of the NHL's strongest defensive structures.
Luke Hughes has signed a three-year entry-level contract with the New Jersey Devils and is expected to join his older brother Jack Hughes with the team. The 19-year-old defenseman turned pro after two seasons at the University of Michigan, where he had 87 points in 80 games. Hughes is not expected to play against the Boston Bruins on Saturday but could make his NHL debut when the Devils host the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday.